Cam Schlitter bounced back from a poor outing and pitched three-hit ball into the eighth inning, helping the New York Yankees to a 1-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday night.<\/p>\n
Pitching on four days’ rest after lasting only 4 1\/3 innings in a loss Sunday to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Schlitter struck out 12 and threw 68 of his 99 pitches for strikes.<\/p>\n
Paul Goldschmidt’s home run to lead off the fourth inning was the only run in the game.<\/p>\n
Philadelphia’s Jesus Luzardo (9-5) took the loss. Luzardo threw 105 pitches over seven innings, striking out nine and allowing three hits, including Goldschmidt’s 16th homer. <\/p>\n
Schlitter (10-6) shut down the Phillies hitters all night, making Bryson Stott look bad on a strikeout to start the bottom of the eighth.<\/p>\n
J.T. Realmuto rolled a single between shortstop and third for the Phillies’ third hit and his second. Schlitter then glanced a pitch off Gabriel Rincones Jr.’s knee, enough for Yankees manager Aaron Boone to pull his starter.<\/p>\n
Pinch-hitter Edmundo Sosa singled off reliever Brent Headrick to load the bases with one out. Trea Turner then tagged a liner to left, but right at Cody Bellinger, who had no problem keeping Realmuto at third. Kyle Schwarber then bounced out to end the Phillies’ threat.<\/p>\n
Yankees closer David Bednar started the ninth by getting Bryce Harper to strike out for the third time in the game. Brandon Marsh was retired on a leaping catch by Bellinger. Alec Bohm then grounded out and Bednar earned his 19th save.<\/p>\n
The Phillies announced before the game that they’d reached agreement with their first-round draft pick (No. 36 overall), shortstop Tyler Spangler from De La Salle High School in Concord, California.<\/p>\n
Up next<\/p>\n
Yankees LHP Ryan Weathers (3-7, 4.40 ERA) starts Saturday. The Phillies have not named a starter.<\/p>\n
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